Sentence examples for rather than assembling from inspiring English sources

Creating integrated circuits required building numerous electrical components like transistors from a single block of material, rather than assembling them with wires and other components.

Policy makers have also been accused of taking piecemeal action to help the banks, and only when pushed hard, rather than assembling a comprehensive plan for dealing with the banks in a bold fashion.

Unlike Louis van Gaal or Pep Guardiola there is as yet no great Mourinho legacy of nurturing rather than assembling a team, no José's Ducklings, rug rats grown to maturity in his image.

The study of brain evolution is still in the stamp-collecting phase that begins most branches of science, when researchers are looking for interesting facts to stick in their albums, rather than assembling overarching hypotheses.

Then SurveyMonkey did a highly unconventional thing: rather than assembling all the knowns and unknowns into a single, hedged estimate about who would win, the firm published ten different calculations of what might happen, each based on different assumptions about what kind of characteristics would make someone more likely to vote.

Rather than assembling a crack team of rock vets (and Bowie vets) like Tony Visconti, Earl Slick, and Gail Ann Dorsey, "Blackstar" employs a new band anchored by New York jazz players like the pianist Jason Lindner and the saxophonist Donny McCaslin.

He looked very eccentric, but not poor - all these garments looked as if they'd been selected from a wardrobe, rather than assembled by chance from the tips and dumps that fall in the way of a tramp.

Rather than assemble the hundreds of sections, Mr. Vo has shipped the giant elements — disorienting in their gleaming raw material and fragmentation — to some 15 sites around the world after they roll off the production line in China.

Rather than assemble a case against Mickey — the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act is well in the future — the squad undertakes a guerrilla campaign meant to disrupt his businesses.

Most accessible, and perhaps most moving, is "The White Rose," near the beginning of Film Forum's Program A. It stands out for having actually been filmed by Mr. Conner rather than assembled from found footage.

Disney is developing 3-D printed lighting for interactive toys, and says that in future the interactive devices inside such toys may be printed rather than assembled by hand.